Bestselling author Nathan Clarkson explores what it means for young men to take up God's calling, drawing on traditions of honor and integrity to connect modern men to ancient truths.
Jacket Description/Back:
You were meant to live out a greater story
Men were made to be kings, to protect the light, fight the darkness, and rule well the domain God has given them. But to be a good king, we must act in the likeness of the King.
Drawing on the ancient tradition of an older and wiser ruler passing on his wisdom, like Solomon in the book of Proverbs, Nathan Clarkson offers forty short and to-the-point letters for the journey. Packed with practical, biblically based advice on real-life issues, this book helps us build our identity not in who the world says we should be but in who our King says we can be.
Publisher Marketing:
Today's man is in an identity crisis. With a never-ending barrage of confusing, condescending, and condemning voices telling him who he is and who he isn't, it can feel impossible to discover who he was made to be. Men were made to be kings, to protect the light, fight the darkness, and rule well the domain God has given them. But to be a good king, men must act in the likeness of the King.
Drawing on the ancient tradition of an older and wiser ruler passing on his wisdom, like Solomon in the book of Proverbs, Nathan Clarkson offers young men 40 short and to-the-point letters for the journey. Packed with practical, biblically based advice on real-life issues, this book helps men base their identity not in who the world says they should be but in who their King says they can be.
For the modern man looking to live out a greater story, The Way of Kings offers ancient wisdom rooted in sacred Scripture to help him discover who he was created to be.
Nathan Clarkson is an award-winning actor, a bestselling author, an indie filmmaker, and a podcast philosopher. He is the author of Good Man and coauthor of the Publishers Weekly bestselling book Different. He lives between the city of New York and the wilds of Colorado.
Baker Books
Pub Date: April 26, 2022
0.44" H x 8.5" L x 5.5" W
192 pages
paperback